Sports injury courses

...This BTEC First Diploma in Sport course enables you to explore and research the sports industry. Throughout the year you will take a work-related and practical look at the world of sport...

...This course shows the process the body goes through following an injury and the process of rehabilitation. It begins with immediate first aid and follows the general process of rehab. This includes range of motion, strengthening, including sport specific, proprioception and whole body training... Learn about: First Aid, Training First Aid...

...If you are a sports enthusiast or an active participant, then this A level in Physical Education could be ideal for you. You'll investigate the factors that contribute to improving performance in physical activity and sport, develop your understanding of physiology including injury and movement... Learn about: Physical activity, Sports psychology, Physical Education...

... and, along with the football academy, you will study a Level 2 Diploma in Sport (football) by completing 11 specific units, including: Understanding the Technical and Tactical Requirements for Sport, Leading a Healthy Lifestyle, Factors that Affect Sports Participation, Participating in Sport, Injuries...

... and subjects which will include: Psychology, Sports Injuries and Practical Sport. There will be opportunities to cover other additional courses whilst...

... and Injury in Sport students examine the methods used to maintain health and safety standards in sport and learn the signs and symptoms of major sports...

...Why should I study Physical Educationat Cardinal Newman?The sports courses at Cardinal Newman are simply outstanding - the best of any College in the area! Our A Level pass rate is 100% and 70% of our students regularly achieve grades A or B. We offer an excellent enrichment programme including...

... of the course. Research skills are vital and will involve the use of textbooks, sports dictionaries and respected internet sources. Specific units studied will include: Anatomy and Physiology for Sport, The Physiology of Fitness, Coaching in Sport, Health Screening, Fitness Testing, Risk Assessment in Sport, Sport...

...Giving students the opportunity to develop the skills needed for employment within the sports and fitness industries, this course will give you an understanding of why fitness and nutrition is important and help you assess your own levels. You will also benefit from taking part in the planning...

...The course consists of 6 units studied for 12 hours per week, employing a number of assessment methods. We aim to develop the knowledge and skills that you will need to succeed in the sports and fitness industry...

... in the sports industry in areas such as coaching, sports development and the exercise and fitness sector...

...The course consists of both practical and theory modules. Students will be assessed practically upon two key sports and. theoretically over five units. All students within this course will also study a combination of CSLA and YMCA. Within the theory element of the course, students will receive...

... will be taught how to plan a sports diet and a training programme and be able to evaluate practical...

...: · Leadership and sports coaching · Dealing with injury and rehabilitation · What is a 'healthy' diet? · Ways to test the fitness of others · The psychology...

...Course content For the full BTEC First Diploma, a candidate must complete six units. Core units – The body in sport, health, safety and injury...

... Teacher Training; Physiotherapy & Sports Injury and Sports Coaching & Development. It is also recommended that students enrol for vocational qualifications...

...This is a practical, work-related Sports course at an intermediate level, which will enable you to develop your knowledge and skills in the Sports area...

...This course provides an opportunity to study the scientific principles of sports and related topics on a full time basis. The course involves practical and theoretical aspects and provides the knowledge and experience required to pursue the full range of careers in the sports industry including...

...The course is based upon 18 units, studied for 15 hours per week, employing a number of varied assessment methods (reports, presentations, coaching episodes, posters etc). We aim to provide you with the knowledge and skills that will contribute towards a wide range of sports related careers...

... Teacher Training; Physiotherapy & Sports Injury and Sports Coaching & Development. It is also recommended that students enrol for vocational qualifications...